I'm CEO Yang. Here, I speak with you in the language of a decision-maker.
Most people get stuck with AI not because they aren’t smart enough, but because they have never learned one thing: what it means to “define a task.” You know how to ask questions,
Many people have already used AI for a while: they have written copy, made presentations, tried generating images, and even built simple websites. But you can ask yourself one hone
Many people now have an illusion: I have used so many AI tools, so I should be more efficient. But reality is often not like that. You have used a lot of tools, opened a pile of ac
For the past twenty years, computer skills have been the baseline requirement at work: knowing Word, Excel, presentations and email was basic competence. If you didn’t, you wouldn’
Many people now say they can use AI: they can open ChatGPT, throw in prompts and ask AI to help write copy, make presentations and organize data. But is that really “using AI”? St
AI fluency does not mean knowing how to open ChatGPT, copying a few prompts, or following the crowd in using a few AI tools. Real AI fluency is a person’s “new language ability” in
